SUP Yoga on Sodus Bay: Finding Balance Between Breath and Blue Water

SODUS POINT SUP FIELD GUIDE

SUP Yoga on Sodus Bay: Finding Balance Between Breath and Blue Water

A 1.25-hour on-water yoga class that pairs paddleboarding with breath work and movement — this guide explains what to expect, what’s provided, and who it’s right for.

SUP Yoga on Sodus Bay: Finding Balance Between Breath and Blue Water.

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Location
Sodus Point
Operator
Finger Lakes Yogascapes
Category
SUP
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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On Sodus Bay, Finger Lakes Yogascapes stages an all-levels session that marries paddleboarding with aligned movement and breath work. Participants move through strengthening poses, stretches and moments of relaxation while floating on the water, a practice that changes with each class but consistently mixes effort and calm.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE PRACTICE

All-levels SUP yoga combining breath work and movement

Each session blends strengthening poses and stretching with breath work while you practice on Sodus Bay, delivering a sequence that is never the same twice but always aims for a balance of effort and relaxation.

THE EQUIPMENT

Boards and safety gear are provided

The operator supplies paddleboards, paddles, PFDs and an anchor for on-water stability, so you can arrive ready to move without hauling gear.

THE SETTING

A tranquil class on Sodus Bay

Working on the bay lets you lean into slower, breath-led movement and conclude the session with a water-lulled relaxation unique to an on-water practice.

What the day feels like

What the session feels like

The 1.25-hour class unfolds on the water: brief setup on the board, a guided warm-up and sequences of strengthening and stretching postures integrated with breath work, followed by a relaxation phase that uses the quiet of Sodus Bay to deepen the cooldown.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this session suits — and who should reconsider.

1
Active YogisA natural fit: the class offers strengthening sequences and breath work adapted to the board for practitioners who want to translate mat practice to water.
2
Beginners & NewcomersWelcoming to newcomers: sessions are all-levels and suitable for participants aged 12 and up, with equipment and flotation provided.
3
Families with TeensFamilies with teenagers (age 12+) can participate together, since the minimum age is set at 12.
4
Those with Limited BalanceNot ideal for people uncomfortable on unstable surfaces: the practice is on a paddleboard and requires basic balance and comfort on the water.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Session Length

Each class runs approximately 1.25 hours.

Age Minimum

Participants must be at least 12 years old.

What the operator provides

Paddleboard, paddle, PFD and anchor are provided for the session.

What to bring

Bring a water bottle, sunscreen and a towel.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the class?

The session is 1.25 hours long.

Is there a minimum age to participate?

Yes — participants must be at least 12 years old.

Can I bring my own board or rent one?

You may bring your own board or use a provided rental board.

What gear does the operator supply?

The operator provides a paddleboard, paddle, PFD and an anchor.

What should I bring to the class?

Bring a water bottle, sunscreen and a towel.

Who should I contact with questions or to book?

Contact Kaitlyn at (585) 200-7209 for questions.